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We can help you with all types of animal and wildlife removal, including:

Attic & wall noise from wild animals

Mouse control in attic & walls

Exterior mouse and mole removal and control

Winter damage shrubbery control from wild animals

Night time attic noises and night time wall noises from rodents and other animals

How to get squirrels out of the attic

How to get raccoons out of the attic

How to get rid of raccoons in the attic

How to remove bats in the attic

How to remove opossums in the attic

Dead Animal Removal Services

Grass Lake Pest Control Service And Critter Removal

Signs of Bats

Raccoon Eviction Services

The Negative Effects of Beaver Dams

Living with Raccoons

Raccoons are medium-sized breed mammals that have made their homes in the woods and forests of North America for over 500 years. Once our society began claiming land and building cities, industrial complexes, roads, and highways, overtime, the raccoons and other wildlife were forced to leave their habitats and live among us in our residential communities. Today, it is common for someone to see a raccoon, squirrel, or rabbit running through the trees and bushes of a neighborhood. In fact, that person wouldn't think twice about it. This is because we have become so accustomed to living side-by-side with these animals; consequently, sharing our porches, crawl spaces, attics, garbage, backyards, flowerbeds, and more with these critters, particularly raccoons.

Raccoons have become a nuisance in residential communities, but there are ways to avoid issues with them. By following certain guidelines and rules, such as sealing your garbage and never feeding raccoons, you can achieve a raccoon-free property.

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Bat Removal & Control, Bat in Attic

Raccoons are not particular on their diet. Raccoons eat a numerous variety of foods. Raccoons are considered Omnivores, (ones that eat plants and meat.) Raccoons eat and scavenge for food all night, and it depends a lot on where they live.

For example: If a Raccoon lives in a heavily populated area like a city, they tend to eat out of dumpsters, trashcans, will eat pet food, can eat fish out of a backyard pond, and also have been known to eat road kill. A Raccoons diet in this particular location is not healthy, and Raccoons can get sick and be very unhealthy. On the other hand, if a Raccoon lives in Rural areas (country) they tend to have a healthier diet and will eat berries, crawfish, insects, small rodents, fruits, poultry, eggs, small snakes, frogs, and fish. Raccoons have an amazing survival instinct, which means they will rarely starve to death. (Which is not surprising with the amount of junk and waste there is)

Raccoons eat and scavenge mainly at night because they are nocturnal, which means they sleep during the day and are awake at night. Raccoons have much determination when it comes to food and will do anything to get it. Raccoons usually scavenge and feed alone, but occasionally have friends join every now and then. They are notorious for making messes and destroying most anything to get what they want. If you have ever seen a Raccoon eat, you will notice how they use their hands. They are very touchy/feely with most everything. If Raccoons have a source of water nearby they have a habit of washing their food. It's almost as if they are playing with it in the water.

Raccoon Eviction Services

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Rabid Raccoon- Raccoons & Rabies

Bats conservationist are magnanimous in saying that bats are not creepy worthless creatures. They make up to a nearly 1000 species which make up of one fourth of earth mammal's populace.

New research have shown that they're better friends to humans in the control of agricultural pests than anyone can imagine. A group of 150 big brown bats can easily consume 600,000 cucumber beetles, if which if allowed to lay eggs, could produce 33 million root worms, a serious agricultural pests to overcome by farmers.

A Texas based Bat Conservation International (BCI) has sponsored a cultural study where they identify some 300 plant species worldwide that need bats for propagation. From these plants, roughly 450 commercial products are made at annual value of hundreds million of dollars.

In Asian countries, people have traditionally viewed bats as harbingers of good, this belief could have arisen when farmers thousands of years ago saw bats eating insects that prey on plants. There are also some species of some bats that prey on mosquitoes, there are the cave nectar bats that assist in pollination that feed on mangrove, jack fruit, mango, banana and other tropical fruits.